Sentence examples for low aging from inspiring English sources

Low aging temperature and long aging time could provide active species of manganese oxides for benzene oxidation.

When the creep (or recovery) rate becomes very low, ageing proceeds at the same rate as natural ageing does.

The adoption of such a low age is also illogical given other age-related legislation.

At low ageing temperature (120 °C) the Cu content in the precipitates is close to the alloy content.

The Committee on the Rights of the Child in 2002 noted the UK's extremely low age of criminal responsibility and urged the government to increase it "considerably".

Alison Fiddy, of the Children's Legal Centre, said: "The low age of criminal responsibility has repeatedly been criticised in the international community".

In those rows where the economic losses would be the greatest — low age crossed with high salary — instead of posting numbers Feinberg has put rows of "X"s.

However, fire suppression may also take advantage of favouring low-flammable fuels with low age-dependency on strategic places in the landscape.

The suggested age range may be a little low (ages 8 & up), but I'm not sure if kids older than 10 would find this experiment worth their time and attention.

Rather long fire-free intervals and low age-dependency for most forest fuels of Provence suggest that reducing their biomass may not be sufficient to reduce fire risk.

To identify causes of low age-adjusted bone mass at digital X-ray radiogrammetry (DXR) in individuals attending an osteoporosis screening program.